Tocqueville's Civil Religion

Tocqueville's Civil ReligionSanford Kessler offers a provocative and timely analysis of Alexis de Tocqueville's views on the relationship between Christianity and American democracy. These views are central to Tocqueville's discussions of the moral requirements of freedom and the tasks of democratic statesmanship. Tocqueville's thinking about American religion is highly relevant to contemporary debates regarding America's origins, the current strength of American Christianity,

Peter Naccarato

In this chapter we examine various approaches developed for controlling postharvest decays of apples since the introduction of long term storage almost a hundred years ago

and for teachers

The central premise of most of these programs was that the functioning of such associations could rely on the revival of traditional forms of social capital—social networks

and Laura Whitehorn

during which the idea of the nation was fused with that of self-government

the author provides a detailed account of Simnānī's life and times

and expulsions

The novelist’s camera pans from the dome of King Fuad University (now Cairo University) to students streaming out of the campus

as well as a fascinating look at Gadamer himself

and it provides a stark warning to market incumbents on the need to evolve their business models

Eastern Europe and the United States